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Researchers in China and elsewhere have demonstrated that high-altitude balloons can launch drones and the military applications are glaring.

A video shows an soldier with superhuman composure milling about in a trench unfazed by automatic cannon fire and explosions all around them.

The B-52 re-engining saga goes back many decades, but it's finally happening in the form of Rolls-Royce's TF130 turbofan.

Though produced in small numbers, the Vilkha-M can reach targets 68-miles away with a much larger warhead than the M31s fired by HIMARS.

Serving as weapon trucks loaded with Joint Strike Missiles could be one way for the MQ-9 drone to remain relevant in future major conflicts.

Prinz Eugen, and its unique torpedo launchers, survived WWII, sailed for both the Nazis and the U.S., and endured two nuclear weapons tests.

The U.S. Air Force has contracted Boeing to build the first two of potentially 26 E-7A Wedgetail radar planes.

The STRIX drone will be capable of strike, surveillance, and other missions and will be able to takeoff and land virtually anywhere.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg’s pledge comes as memberships for Finland and Sweden are being fast-tracked.

The appearance of a Ukrainian-made UJ-22 near the Russian capital comes amid a spate of reported drone attacks in the country.

Satellite imagery shows no outright signs of damage to a Russian A-50 radar jet in Belarus after a supposed attack by partisan operatives.

The remains of the explosive-hauling drones look very similar to an unarmed type previously seen in Ukrainian service.

Concerns grow that the breakaway pro-Russian republic of Transnistria could be the next regional flashpoint.

While many including Ukraine's own fighter pilots have panned the idea of sending MQ-9s to Ukraine, we offer one expert's counterpoint view.

One of Russia's most prized military aircraft, an A-50 Mainstay, is claimed to have been struck at its forward base in Belarus.

A near-antique Russian T-62M was seen sporting a decades-old thermal sight as Russian forces scrape the barrel for capable armored vehicles.

The training deployments would be among the largest ever between the U.S. and Taiwan and are driven by concerns over a Chinese invasion.

Military cooperation between Moscow and Tehran is growing, which is bad news for Ukraine, says the National Security Council.

The bunker is open!

Anti-tank loitering munitions, long-range strike capabilities, and high-endurance vertical takeoff drones are all in the latest aid package.